BenQ W2700 4K Projector for Home Theater with HDR-PRO, DLP 3840x2160 UHD 8.3M Pixels

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Hardware interface	D-Sub, USB, HDMI
Brand	BenQ
Wattage	340 watts
Item weight	4200 Grams
Light source wattage	245 Watts

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TRUE 4K UHD RESOLUTION: 8.3 Million Pixels give awe-inspiring 3840x2160 image quality and deliver incredible clarity and crisply defined details
GRAND CINEMATIC ENJOYMENT: CinematicColor technology reproduces out-of-the-box Rec.709/DCI-P3 color accuracy, and offers super wide DCI-P3 color space (digital cinema color)
PROJECTOR-OPTIMIZED HDR: HDR-PRO technology supercharged by HDR10 and HLG support with exclusive enhanced HDR color rendition and cinema-optimized contrast
INSTALLATION FLEXIBILITY: Vertical lens shift (±5%) and short throw with 1.3x big zoom lens enable more flexible to be set up at a limited space
UNPARALLELED AUDIOVISUAL EXPERIENCE: BenQ CinemaMaster Video+ and Audio+2 technology with 10W stereo speakers turn any room into a world-class home theater

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Brand

BenQ

Manufacturer

BenQ

Model number

W2700

Model Year

2019

Part Number

9H.JKC77.37E

Hardware Interface

D-Sub, USB, HDMI

Display Type

DLP

Aspect Ratio

16:10

Noise level

30 dB

Wattage

340 watts

Batteries Included

Batteries Required

Speaker Output Channel Quantity

Total Usb Ports

Connector Type

Remote Control Included?

Yes

Product Dimensions

38 x 26.3 x 12.7 cm; 4.2 Kilograms

Item Weight

4.2 kg

Manufacturer

BenQ

ASIN

B07PD69Q3P

Item Model Number

W2700

Date First Available

23 May 2019

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Get ready for true 4K HDR with cinematic wonder like you’re in an authentic digital cinema. For audio-video enthusiasts who want to take in every little detail for truly cinematic experiences, enjoy the super-wide DCI-P3 colour space with film-like texture and playback as directors envisioned, BenQ W2700 4K HDR CinePrime Projector with CinematicColor technology ushers awe-inspiring movie magic into your personal AV room.

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Istarth

Gran proyector con alguna sombra....

Reviewed in Spain on 10 August 2019

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Si vienes de un proyector 1080p.... no decepcionará !! estoy bastante contento con el resultado a excepción de algunos matices....

Películas

Se ven impresionantes !!!!! muy buena calidad colores y definición aunque se reduce a medida que te acercas a la pantalla.... Pero en general es realmente impresionante !!! y muy muy muy superior a mi W1070 !! como pega... pues lógicamente los negros que no son muy muy buenos....

Eso si.... recomendaciones:

- Bajar bastante el Pixel Enhacer (4 o menos) y la nitidez porque si no la imagen se granula / define de una forma un poco mala......
- Desactivar Motion Enhacer siempre que la película que vayáis a ver este en 60Hz.... si no es el caso.... en medio hace un trabajo decente....
- Con HDR desactivado el modo Vivid se ve muy muy bien

Videojuegos

Digo lo mismo.... una calidad suprema !!! pero ojo...... input lag MUY alto, que hace que se tengan que tener algunas consideraciones:

- La primera y la MAS importantes.... con este proyector V_Sync / Sincronizacion vertical / etc.... ponedlo SIEMPRE a NO porque mete un input LAG extra que junto con el que el proyector que ya de por si hacen, injugable cualquier juego incluso en single player.

- OJO también importante... al igual que el caso anterior y por el mismo motivo..... Motion Enhacer desactivadlo !!! mete también muchísimo input lag !!!!

- Los juegos que no os deje configurar el refresco y se pueda activar HDR podéis llegar a tener problemas !! porque se pone la pantalla verde al entrar en modo 4K + HDR + 444 + 60Hz tal.... debéis forzar 30Hz y eso implica menor refresco.... es una pena !! otra opción es configurar 420 en el panel de la gráfica.... ganáis los 60Hz pero dependiendo el juego podeis perder algo de calidad visual....

Varios

- El ventilador tiene un ruido mas "grave" que el del W1070 pero un poco menos "alto".
- Ojito a la calidad / versión del cable HDMI y por supuesto de la fuente (PC / PS4 / etc....) porque hace mucho !!! como he comentado en mi caso una grafica con un HDMI un poco mas nuevo en versión y chip mejorado ha supuesto una mejora muy sustancial.

Conclusiones:

Puntos positivos:
- Calidad de imagen
- Relación calidad precio

Puntos negativos:
- Input lag (muy muy malo..... aunque se puede paliar un poco con los comentarios citados).
- No incluir hdmi 2.1 o displayport para poder llegar a la configuración de calidad máxima que sería 4K + 4:4:4 + HDR + 12 Bits + 60Hz

Mas o menos eso es todo !!! espero haber ayudado.

Un saludo a todos !!!

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Richard J. Williams

A review for the real W2700 (with second thoughts)

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 23 July 2019

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An important first point - most of the reviews supposedly for this projector have to be for another model. In response to my query I received this reply. "Thank you for contacting BenQ and Thank you for your question.
Yes, you are right, the model W2700 is a new model released this year."
For me, the best features of the W2700 and the ones that persuaded me to buy it: the high quality of the colour rendering, automatic keystone correction and automatic focus adjustment when the zoom is changed. The projector comes with a printout of the factory calibration so that buyers can be sure that it conforms to the claimed 100% of the HDTV standard (Rec. 709).
One point to be aware of is that this has a relatively short throw so it may need to be moved closer to the screen when replacing an existing projector. Another factor to be aware of is that the noise level is higher than some machines - there is a silence mode that reduces the noise, but this restsricts the resolution to HD rather than 4K and does not allow any choice of PIcture Mode.
To end on a positive note one feature of the W2700 that I haven't seen elsewhere is the ability to update the firmware via a USB stick. This has already improved my machine by givng more control over the Dynamic Iris (it now has three levels as well as off, instead of simply on and off.
The documentation does not say which website has the updated firmware - this is benq.eu, under Support. Here you will find a YouTube video showing the process as well as the update itself. One important word of warning - the video doesn't make it clear that the screen goes blank for some time while the update is in progess. It's probably better to go away and do something else rather than watch the screen. With any luck, by the time you return, the process will be over.

This review was written shortly after purchasing the W 2700 and represents my views at the time. Unfortunately further experience has revealed problems which have forced me to downgrade my rating from five to four stars. All or these have a workaround, and don't always occur..
The first is the split screen problem . After switching on, the screen appears to be divided into two halves, each with a slightly different colour rendering. The work round is to select Picture Mode in the Picture menu, then the mode that the machine should be set to (in my case D Cinema).
The next is the Black Band problem. For some reason this only occurs when streaming. If the projector is switched on before the streaming stick there is a black band in the right half of the screen at the bottom. The work round here is to ensure the streaming stick is switched on, and the appropriate input channel selected, before starting up the projector.
The final problem is that, when the projector starts up, the screen remains blank. This can be cured my unplugging the cable from the current HDMI socket, and plugging it into the other one.

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Dan P.

An excellent 4k projector

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 5 May 2019

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For the price, the colour accuracy and contrast on this projector are superb. Black levels are much better than its rivals due to the dynamic iris and the colour accuracy out the box is brilliant. Delighted with my purchase and is an ideal replacement for a Benq w1070 as it has a similar throw/zoom ratio. Sharpness across the image is great and there's a definite step up from 1080p.

My only complaint with this projector is the fan noise. It does get quite loud in normal mode but I guess this is due to it's small chassis. Depending where you place the unit it may or may not bother you.

All in all an excellent projector and I don't think you'll find anything better in the sub £2k range.

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murkel

Das Warten hat sich gelohnt!

Reviewed in Germany on 16 June 2019

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Nachdem mein Benq w1700 leider den Geist aufgegeben hatte und nicht mehr repariert werden konnte (4k HDMI Schnittstelle hatte sich verabschiedet), musste Ersatz her. Der Beamer ist fix an der Decke montiert und wird von Apple TV 4k bzw. Sky Q Receiver gespeist. Leider gab es zu diesem Zeitpunkt den w2700 noch nicht bei uns in Deutschland, also kam der Optoma UHD40 ins Haus. Seit dem Softwareupdate von Sky im Sommer 2018 kommt es aber bei einigen Herstellern (Beamer wie auch UHD TVs) zu massiven Problemen in Form von Bild- & Tonaussetzern. Das war leider nicht erträglich und bei verbleibenden 20 Monaten Vertragslaufzeit bei Sky musste der UHD40 leider zurück. Bis dahin hatte er voll überzeugt und daher vergleiche ich ihn mit dem w2700.

Der UHD40 überzeugt in puncto Helligkeit und mit den Einstellmöglichkeiten durch Lens Shift und größeren Zoom als der w1700 ihn hatte. Auch bei Tageslicht im Wohnzimmer konnte man gut schauen. Bei geschlossenen Jalousien bzw. abends hat er dann natürlich noch mal eine Schippe drauf gelegt. Besonders angenehm war auch das Betriebsgeräusch. Der UHD40 war der leiseste 4k Beamer von allen, die ich verglichen hatte. Leider ist er aber auch deutlich größer als die Benq Geräte und designtechnisch nicht erste Liga.

Jetzt ist endlich der w2700 da und überzeugt mich auf ganzer Länge mit kleinen Einschränkungen. Die Farben und Details sind noch mal besser als vom UHD40 oder auch w1700. In vielen Foren liest man Kritik an Helligkeit und Schwarzwert. Das kann ich persönlich nicht bestätigen. Sicher geht es noch besser und viele nennen den Epson TW9400 in diesem Zusammenhang. Preislich muss man aber auch einfach mal doppelt so viel hinlegen wie für den w2700, was der techn. Vorsprung für mich im Alltagsgebrauch nicht rechtfertigt. Zumal der Epson auch wieder gigantisch ist in seinen Ausmaßen und sich daher aus meiner Sicht weniger für heimische Wohnzimmer denn fürs Heimkino eignet.

Der w2700 war schnell und problemlos installiert, leider wurde er jedoch nicht mit der aktuellen Firmware ausgeliefert, die noch mal Verbesserungen in einigen Beriechen bringen wird. das werde ich entsprechend selbst angehen müssen. Nach den vermehrten Lieferverzögerungen hatten in den Foren alle mit der neuen Firmware gerechnet, was leider nicht der Fall war.
Bildschärfe, Helligkeit und Farben überzeugen mich dagegen. Mit dem integrierten Mediaplayer habe ich noch keine Erfahrungen gemacht. Die Lautsprecher sind deutlich besser als ich sie in anderen Geräten kennen gelernt habe, nutzen werde ich sie dennoch nicht, da ich den Beamer mit einem Sonos Setup betreibe.

Das Design ist wirklich schön und wirkt hochwertig. davon könnte sich Optoma mal eine Scheibe abschneiden.

Kurzum, ich bin sehr zufrieden mit dem Gerät und werde mich jetzt mal ums Update der Firmware kümmern.

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FAN NOISE UNBEARABLE

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 28 January 2020

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Upon lengthy research, found this model to be the best "budget" buy for the specs you get in return. Was very close to buy a laser projector for 1K more but wanted one that plays 3D blu rays.
This projector has dazzling colours and requires next to no set up. The fan noise, however, can be unbearable if hanging directly above one's head from the ceiling.
To project onto a 100 inch screen, the recommended distance is about 2,5 and 3 meters. Which is more or less the distance you want to be away to enjoy a true cinematic experience. The fan goes periodically into cycles where it seems to speed up and get really noisy. If you're watching movies that have no quiet scenes and keep your volume significantly high, this may not be a great distraction though you are bound to notice sooner or later.
Other than that, the picture is amazing, Netflix and Amazon Video in 4K is very gratifying, and 3D blu rays are dazzling.
Having said that, we weren't sure if our model was faulty due to the varying fan oscillations and ended up returning it.

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